Skipo API

Welcome to the documentation for the Skipo public API (v2). With the API you can look up balances and transactions, retrieve market data, create withdrawals and conversions, and receive signed webhooks whenever your transactions change.

Version

This documentation covers version v2, served under https://api.skipo.com/v2. Version v1 remains available until September 10, 2026, when it is retired — see Migrating from v1.

Start here

• Getting started → Quickstart — your first authenticated call in under five minutes.
• Authentication — the two-tier scheme: bearer keys for reads and a per-request signed JWT to move money.
• API Reference — every operation, schema, and example, rendered from the OpenAPI specification. The always-current version is served by the API itself at api.skipo.com/v2/openapi.json.
• Endpoint reference — the same surface in text, one page per section, made to be read and searched.

For AI agents and tools

The documentation is also published in a language-model-friendly format:

• /llms.txt — a curated index of the documentation.
• /llms-full.txt — all content in a single file.
• /openapi.json — the raw OpenAPI specification.

Prefer to connect your account directly to an agent? Use the read-only MCP server.

Key concepts

Concept	Description
Authentication	skp_live_… / skp_test_… keys and EdDSA signing for sensitive operations.
Rate limits	Per-key limits, RateLimit-* headers, and monthly quotas.
Errors	application/problem+json responses (RFC 9457) with a stable code.
Pagination	A consistent wrapper: offset by default, cursor on fills.
Ids and correlation	How withdrawals, deposits, orders, fills and the ledger link together.
Webhooks	The 7 events, the envelope, and the JWS (EdDSA) signature verifiable via JWKS.
Tokenized equities	assetFormat, the multiplier, and why it is point-in-time.